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Rabu, 27 April 2011

China unveils space station this in 2020


China unveils space station this in 2020| China's been making its mark on the world for years, but there's still one massive piece of real estate where the country's citizens haven't hung their ubiquitous red flag: space. The China Manned Space Engineering Office hopes to change that within the next decade, however, unveiling a model of its first space station on Monday.

Officials have asked the public to suggest names and symbols for the unit and for a cargo spacecraft that will serve it.Professor Jiang Guohua, from the China Astronaut Research and Training Centre, said the facility would be designed to last for around a decade and support three astronauts working on microgravity science, space radiation biology and astronomy.

China’s rendezvous and docking (RVD) project is the next goal of China’s manned space program, said Jiang Guohua, a professor and chief engineer at the China Astronaut Research and Training Center in Beijing.

Jiang outlined China’s space station efforts here at the 15th annual International Space University symposium, titled The International Space Station: Maximizing the Return from Extended Operations.

The Tiangong design is designed for short tasks or limited overnight stays in a pressurized shirtsleeve environment, while the heavier Chinese stations planned for several years from now will be for longer term habitation.
In addition to the manned program, the Chinese unmanned program has also reached a major milestone with the Chang'e lunar orbiter.

in 2010-2011, before the rover and sample return missions are flown a Chinese-technology mission may be sent to the Moon to further demonstrate landing technologies. But the Chinese were not clear on whether it would go all the way to the surface.
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Selasa, 26 April 2011

Nexus S 4G Price $200


Nexus S 4G Price $200 | Earlier this year, Samsung and Google launched the first ever phone running Gingerbread, known as Nexus S. You've been able to pre-order the Sprint-ified version of the Nexus S for a good while now, but it's always good to add a concrete date for the end of the anticipation and the beginning of the Android 2.3 fun. That date has now been officially marked as May 8th.

Starting off with the dimensions, the HTC Evo 3D comes in a little larger and weighs more (170g vs 130g) than the Nexus S 4G. This could be due to its larger display and the 3D hardware (has dual-cameras on the rear). Design wise however it has an elegant metal body compared to the more plastic looking Sprint Nexus S 4G.
Moving on to the display, the HTC EVO 3D packs a 4.3-inch 540x960 SLCD versus the Nexus S with a smaller 4-inch 480x800 Super AMOLED.

Both are capacitive but the HTC Evo 3D packs a 3D capable Parallax barrier. Now the Super AMOLED display on the Nexus S 4G is reportedly better when it comes to displaying deeper blacks and is more battery friendly (but the HTC EVO 3D tries to compensate for needing the extra juice by stuffing in a larger battery i.e. 1730mAh vs 1500mAh).

As the name implies, this phone also has Sprint's 4G WiMAX, which should give the phone download speeds of 3-8Mbps in about a third of the United States. The phone also works on Sprint's 3G CDMA network and has Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, working as a 3G or 4G mobile hotspot for up to five devices. There's 16GB of memory on board.

Sprint's press release for the Nexus S also heavily promotes Google Voice, Google's system for using one phone number across multiple devices and the Web.

This version of the Nexus S will run on Sprint’s WiMax 4G network, and will cost $200 with a two-year contract and Sprint’s “Everything Data” subscription plan. The phone is currently available for pre-order at Best Buy stores only.
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Senin, 25 April 2011

Nintendo launch Wii Successor For 2012


Today in Japan, Nintendo confirmed the upcoming release of the Wii's successor. The still-unnamed console will be revealed at this year's E3 gaming expo in Los Angeles in June.The new console will go on sale in 2012, said Nintendo in an official statement.

As of March, Nintendo has sold 86.01 million Wiis since 2006 when the console was launched. However, in 2010 the company sold only 15.1 million Wiis globally -- a 25% drop from 2009 when it sold 20.1 million units.

The news comes from the company's Japanese investor relations website, following months of speculation and supposed information leaks. The most recent of which, the "Screen Stream" controllers, would have players viewing a quarter of a 1080p display on their controller for an improved multiplayer experience. Other rumours include a price point of $400, support for 1080p and stereoscopic 3D, and graphics surpassing that of the Xbox 360 and PS3. Graphical capabilities have long been considered a weak point of the Wii, so this rumour comes as no surprise.

Speculation surrounding the new console has been scattershot at best. Some say it will be named the Stream. Some say it will have a triple-core PowerPC CPU. Some say it will natively output 1080p video. Some say its controllers will have their own screens, and will be able to emulate consoles. For all we know, it could be called the Stig (though I may be thinking of Top Gear in that case).

The company noted that a tough comparison to its December 2009 record U.S. sales were a primary reason for the year-on-year decline in revenues, as well as the appreciation of the yen and the price reduction of the Nintendo DS during the fiscal year.

Looking forward to the 2012 fiscal year, Nintendo noted that "the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake is unpredictable. Nintendo has not suffered any direct damage which will significantly affect our production".
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Minggu, 24 April 2011

LG Optimus Big LU6800 launched in Korea


LG Optimus Big LU6800 launched in Korea The Korean electronics giant LG has announced the LG Optimus Big Android smartphone through LG U+ today. The LG Optimus Big also known as Optimus LG-LU6800, which is the largest LG Android smartphone to date, will be available on April 28th but it can be pre-ordered starting today. The Optimus Big has a 4.3-inch Nova Display and runs on Android 2.2 Froyo operating system.

The most characteristic feature of this model is its large screen – 4.3 inch made using NOVA technology that includes enhanced brightness, vivid and deep black colors, and excellent example of this is the display of its elder ‘brother’ LG Optimus Black. But the new gadget from LG not only has a good screen, but very impressive specifications.

Dual-core processor with 1 GHz allows you to run Android 2.2 Froyo with good speed, and it can soon be upgraded to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Large 4.3-inch touch screen of WVGA format at the bottom of the phone has one physical key, and two optical buttons on the side of the key Home, which makes the phone look like Samsung Galaxy S.

The LG U will release the smartphone with starting price at 55, 000 Won with the plan Smart Plan 55 and get 300 minutes talk, 300 SMS, and real unlimited data plan.

LG Optimus Big LU6800 Smartphone Features
• 4.3-inch WVGA NOVA display
• 5 megapixel autofocus camera
• Boasts a dual-core 1GHz processor
• Runs on Android 2.2 Froyo operating system
• Internal memory of 16GB
• Supports Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n & Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity options
• Powered by a 1,500mAh battery
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Jumat, 22 April 2011

AT&T Novatel MiFi 2372 Review


AT&T Novatel MiFi 2372 Review creates a WiFi hotspot where and when you need it. Get work done at home, in the car or camper, or at the ballgame. The Novatel MiFi 2372 lets you surf wirelessly on your laptop or WiFi enabled device anywhere a cellular connection is available. With speeds equivalant to a broadband connection available at the touch of a button, you can download files, watch videos, or play games just as if you were actually at home or the office.

The Novatel MiFi 2372 lets you keep important files backed up and ready with a built in microSDHC slot capable up to 16GB.

Welcome to the MiFi revolution, AT&T. Seemingly sick of being left behind by its competition, AT&T has introduced its customers to the wonders of MiFi, a mobile hotspot reminiscient of a hockey puck that allows you to connect up to 5 devices wirelessly to AT&T’s data network all at once.
All of this may seem laughable, considering 2 other MiFi devices were announced at CES a few weeks ago that offer access to 4G speeds on both Sprint’s and Verizon’s networks; the brand-new AT&T MiFi, also known as the Novatel 2372, is only capable of HSDPA 7.2 Mbps speeds.

The MiFi DLNA Server enables seamless access to digital content on DLNA-compatible DVD and Blu-ray players, game consoles, televisions, tablets, mobile devices, computers, audio video systems, digital frames, home theater devices and more. The MiFi DLNA server makes it easy to share both user-generated and syndicated digital content without complicated configuration and without having to copy, move and synch media files on multiple devices.According to ABI Research there were more than 440 million DLNA Certified devices already installed in users’ homes at the end of 2010. ABI Research estimates there will be nearly two billion DLNA Certified devices in homes worldwide by 2014.


SPESIFICATIONS
• Dimensions: 2.44 x 3.86 x 0.60 inches
• Weight: 2.86 ounces
• Battery: Lithium ion 1500mAh
• Talk Time: Up to 4 hours* (operating time)
• Technology: HSPA
• Frequency: HSPA (850/1900/2100 MHz); EDGE/GPRS (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
• Operating System Support: Windows® 2000, XP, Vista®, 7; Mac OS® X 10.4 or later, Linux®
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Rabu, 20 April 2011

DYMO LabelManager PnP Feature


DYMO LabelManager PnP Feature Labeling items no longer is a difficult task with the use of the many labeling devices out there. Each one may provide different features which makes them quite useful in many of your labeling tasks. In the case of the new DYNO LabelManager PnP Label Maker, users no longer have to deal with installing software and such since it is already plug and play.

Boasting pre-loaded label-making software inside, you won’t need to install any more software on your machine, while a built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery ensures it has enough juice to run even when there is no power outlet around – not to mention the ability to have it charged via USB. Relying on 1/4-, 3/8- and 1/2-inch Dymo D1 labels, you can then manipulate fonts and graphics on your own computer to make monochromatic labels on-the-fly.

Feature
• Connects via USB to your PC* or Mac**
• No software to install – built-in software pops up on your computer screen, ready-to-use
• Customize your label with any fonts or graphics on your computer
• Lithium-ion battery recharges via USB connection – no power adapter or AA batteries needed
• Compact, streamlined design has minimal footprint
• Easy to take with you and connect to any laptop
• Also includes free download of DYMO® Label Software v8 – print logos, batch labels from database files, and much more
• Uses easy-peel split back DYMO® D1 labels in 6mm, 9mm and 12mm widths
• *Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP ** Mac OS v10.5 or later

Specification
• Length: 6.8 in./17.27 cm
• Width: 3.2 in./8.13 cm
• Height: 8.8 in./22.35 cm
• Weight: 1.6 lb./0.73 kg
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Selasa, 19 April 2011

The new Sony's MDR-DS6500 wireless headphones


The new Sony's MDR-DS6500 wireless headphones from Sony gives TV programmes, movies on Blu-ray Disc/DVD and PLAYSTATION 3 games the soundtrack they deserve.

Exclusive to Sony, Virtualphones Technology (VPT) reproduces the soundstage of multi-channel speakers to create an immersive acoustic space. Even if you’re listening to a stereo 2ch or 5.1 channel programme, VPT builds a virtual 7.1 channel soundstage that stretches ‘behind and beyond’ the screen. There’s also a choice of selectable surround sound modes to optimise listening for movies, gaming or speech.

The MDR-DS6500 setup offers up a slew of surround sound modes, including Dolby Digital, Sony's Virtualphones Technology, a 100-meter (330-foot) operating range, and automatic tuning. Sony's also promising 20 hours of listening for every three hours the things spend on their charging dock.

All-digital wireless transmission resists noise and interference from other devices in the home. Automatic tuning switches seamlessly between RF channels to optimise signal reception at all times, with no glitches or drop-outs.
Aside from superb audio quality, the MDR-DS6500 is beautifully easy to use. Just connect the headphone’s processing unit to any multi-channel source and enjoy an immersive, 3D listening experience.

Specifications and Features
• weight: 320 g
• 7.1 surround sound headphones
• over-ear design; leather cushion
• wireless, 320 feet roaming range
• built-in rechargeable battery
• 20 hour battery life; 3 hour charge time
• adjustable headband
• neodymium magnets and 40mm driver units
• one year warranty
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